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All four images look practically the same to me. Turns out what fans of each individual franchise wants is for none of them to be distinguishable from the others.
Phyrexians starting to look almost too on-the-nose.
That's all move posters for the last decade.
This is the movie poster for a movie about cities that are giant tanks.
The british city-tank goes around europe and has stolen all of its monuments.
That already kind of happened without the tank if you ask Scotland.
I heard this movie was awful but I wanted to watch it anyway for Bolo-esque escapades. It wasn't as bad as I thought it would be. Wish it had more tank city stuff but it wasn't Fred 2: Night of the Living Fred -tier like everyone said.
Honestly it's baffling. Who are these for? The actor isn't recognizable, and even if they were, they're wearing a mask. Is there some target audience who becomes interested when they hear it's about a person wearing a mask?
This wouldn't fly today with the anti-mask backlash, smh
Those posters are executive decisions. Execs do not understand cause and effect and cannot learn real lessons.
True, but "fans" aren't exactly helping the problem
It’s not even executives, as much as I love to blame them for anything, it’s actor’s agents. A lot of times it’s in the contracts they negotiate that the actor will appear in a certain amount of promotional material in a certain way, and they all want their face on the poster. And when you have 8 actors who all want their face on the poster, you end up with this garbage
Clash of Clans-ification of movie posters